Step 1: Understanding the Origin of Impurities
Before treating, you must understand. Skin impurities result from a combination of factors:
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Excess Sebum: naturally produced by sebaceous glands, it protects the skin but can clog pores in excessive amounts;
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Accumulation of Dead Cells: if not eliminated, they block pores and promote the appearance of comedones;
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Pollution and External Impurities: dust, fine particles, and makeup residues worsen the situation;
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Internal Factors: overly rich diet, stress, hormones, or lack of sleep play a significant role.
Identifying the main cause of your skin impurities allows you to adapt your skincare routine rather than seeking universal solutions.
Skin prone to impurities shows several characteristic signs that can be easily identified:
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Dull and Uneven Complexion: lack of radiance, tired or blurred appearance;
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Enlarged Pores: often visible and clogged by excess sebum and dead cells;
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Blackheads (open comedones): small dark spots due to sebum oxidation;
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Whiteheads (closed comedones): small bumps under the skin, sometimes painful;
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Inflammatory Pimples: localized redness, papules, or pustules;
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Rough Texture: skin that is not smooth to the touch;
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Excessive Shine during the day, even after cleansing;
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Scars or Post-Acne Marks that persist after pimples disappear.
Step 2: Cleanse Gently but Effectively
Cleansing is the foundation of any routine. It prepares the skin to receive subsequent treatments and limits pore blockage. But beware: it is not about attacking the skin with overly harsh products!
Tips? First, choose a gentle cleanser suited to your skin type. The Grangettes purifying face gel is ideal for several reasons:
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Thanks to papain (papaya), it offers a delicate but effective exfoliation that removes dead cells to reveal a radiant and revitalized complexion;
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Hydrolyzed wheat protein and cocoyl proline ensure optimal hydration;
- Ingredients derived from coconut, such as disodium cocoyl glutamate and disodium cocoamphodiacetate, act as cleansers to eliminate impurities and excess sebum.
Favor cleansing twice a day: in the morning to remove sebum produced overnight, and in the evening to remove makeup and accumulated impurities. When washing, use lukewarm water rather than hot to avoid further stimulating sebum production.
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Step 3: Exfoliate Regularly
Exfoliation is the ally of clear skin. It removes dead cells and promotes skin renewal. There are two types of exfoliation:
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Mechanical Scrub (with fine grains): you can do it once a week if you have normal to combination skin;
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Chemical Exfoliation: done with fruit acids, salicylic acid, or glycolic acid for skin prone to imperfections. These actives penetrate deeper and unclog pores. However, be careful not to overdo it: too much exfoliation weakens the skin barrier.
For gentle exfoliation, the papain seeds contained in the Grangettes purifying gel are true allies. They exfoliate gently without weakening your skin barrier!
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Step 4: Hydrate, Even Oily Skin
A persistent misconception is that oily skin does not need hydration: this is false! When dried out, the skin reacts by producing even more sebum.
Therefore, use a light, non-comedogenic cream, and opt for gel or fluid textures that absorb quickly without leaving a greasy film. Look for ingredients like hyaluronic acid (hydrating) or niacinamide (sebum-regulating and soothing), which will pamper your skin. Because yes, well-hydrated skin is balanced skin!
How to act?
The Grangettes soothing face cream contains hyaluronic acid, which deeply hydrates the skin. The vitamin B12 present in the formula regulates sebum production for clear skin!
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Step 5: Adopt a Balanced Lifestyle
Skin beauty is also played out internally. A few simple habits can make all the difference:
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Diet: what to eat for beautiful skin? Favor fruits and vegetables rich in antioxidants, and reduce refined sugars and ultra-processed products that stimulate inflammation;
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Hydration: drink enough water to help your body eliminate toxins;
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Sleep: sufficient rest promotes cell regeneration;
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Stress Management: meditation, sports, or breathing can limit flare-ups of imperfections.
A coherent internal routine complements your external skincare routine.
Step 6: Protect Your Skin Daily
UV rays, pollution, and climatic variations attack the skin. To limit the appearance of impurities, apply an appropriate sunscreen every morning, even in winter. Also, avoid touching your face too often, as hands carry bacteria that worsen skin inflammations.
Also remember to change pillowcases regularly and clean your makeup brushes: small hygiene habits prevent many skin troubles!
Step 7: Consult a Professional if Necessary
When impurities persist despite a good routine, do not hesitate to consult. The dermatologist can identify a medical cause (hormonal acne, seborrheic dermatitis...). The esthetician, meanwhile, can provide complementary treatments such as professional skin cleansing or peels.
Appropriate follow-up can prevent simple impurities from turning into chronic problems.
Step 8: Be Patient and Consistent
It is important to remember that skin does not change overnight. It usually takes several weeks, even months, to see the effects of a new routine. Do not multiply products, but stay consistent, and observe your skin to adjust your routine over time. Every skin is unique and reacts differently to treatments. Consistency is the key to lasting improvement!
Skin impurities are not inevitable. Taking care of your skin is also taking care of yourself: it is a ritual that combines aesthetics, well-being, and self-confidence. Patience, coherence, and listening to your skin’s needs are the best allies to say goodbye to impurities!
